Campus News

ICCS junior Paris Hall will be a Delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Lowell, MA on June 24-26, 2020. The Congress is an honors-only program for high school students who want to become physicians or go into medical research fields. The purpose of this event is to honor, inspire, motivate and direct the top students in the country interested in these careers, to stay true to their dream and, after the event, to provide a path, plan and resources to help them r each their goal.... Read More

Jane Gillespie with the Chickasaw Bluff Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution visited some of our Lower School classrooms this morning to talk to students about U.S. flag etiquette. Mrs. Gillespie spoke about proper conduct when the National Anthem is played, display and use of the flag, how to display the flag, how to raise and lower the flag, and how to properly dispose of a worn flag. She also joined students in the Pledge of Allegiance, recited each day at ICCS. Read More

 Last week, the Upper School French Club celebrated French National Week by making Crêpes while listening to French music and discussing French culture. The following day, they wished each other bon appétit and feasted on an authentic meal: Quiche Lorraine, Tarte aux Champignons, Pain au Chocolat, Jambon, Fromage de Chèvre, and Meringue! Read More

Immaculate Conception Cathedral School's foreign language staff attended the Tennessee Foreign Language Teaching Association conference in Franklin last weekend, where ICCS High School Spanish teacher Javiera Navarrete was a presenter. The group attended multiple workshops and sessions and came back with new ideas for their classrooms. L-R: Samia Khouzam, French teacher; Savannah Shelton, Middle School Spanish teacher; Javiera Navarrete, High School Spanish teacher; Marta Torres, Lower... Read More

A group of Middle School students attended a robotics exhibit at MLGW's main office this morning that featured robotics created by students from area schools. The experience served as an introduction to robotics at ICCS.  Students were accompanied by ICCS librarian Nancy Miller and Middle School science teacher John Juniker who the day before attended a robotics workshop at the University of Memphis. Seventh-grader Jackson Dress also attended and had the opportunity to work on an... Read More